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I ended up eyeballing the appropriate widths for the minipage environments via trial and error. The output looks good, but my approach seemed to be a bit of a hack. I'll close the topic, but feel free to post any elegant solutions. Thanks to sommerfee once again for the assistance.

Yes, this looks much better. Is there a way to determine the exact width of an eps file? That way I could figure out how wide to make the minipages. Then I think I can nail this down. Thanks (again) for all the help.

I've attached the output for your code using my figures. As you can see, the horizontal spacing is off and despite playing around with various values, I couldn't get it to look right. Also, I'm hoping to have the label centered vertically.

I have a few figures that would look much better if I could get the corresponding subfigures to be aligned along their tops. I'm currently using the caption and subcaption packages. If possible, I'd prefer a solution that I can apply locally (as opposed to every figure), but easily. Here is a ...

OK, I'm getting closer, but I'm not there yet. Even with messing around with the width of the minipage and subfigure, I can't get things to look right. Here is my most recent attempt using \subcaptionbox:


\documentclass[11pt]{amsart}

\usepackage[demo]{graphicx}
\usepackage{caption}
\usepackage ...

I notice that you replaced \subfloat with \subfigure and in another recent post of yours, you said to use \subcaptionbox instead of \subfloat. What's the difference between \subfigure and \subcaptionbox here? Thanks! (I'll close the topic once I've verified that this works for me.)

I'm attempting to sort things out with the floatrow package, but not having much luck. I can't get even a simple example to compile. All the examples in the documentation are filled with ... and it isn't clear to me where to put the various components. In particular, where does \includegraphics{} go ...

I'm looking for a way to put the labels for subfloats in a figure environment on the left while the label and caption for the figure stay on the bottom. I want to do this for a few figures and not globally for all of them. Also, in these cases, the caption for the floats is empty. Here is my setup ...

The following minimal example achieves the output that I was hoping for:

\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{calc}

\reversemarginpar
\usepackage[paper=letterpaper,
marginparwidth=1.2in,
marginparsep=.05in,
hmargin={.75in,.75in},
vmargin=1in,
includemp]{geometry}
\usepackage{fancyhdr ...

By the way, I'm welcome to suggestions that accomplish what I'm looking for that do not involve modifying the fanyhdr options. However, I'd rather not use the res document class.